Which one's the tiny one? I'm in for the green one, if you're giving them away. :D
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The Cumaean Sibyl, Domenichino (Domenico Zampieri). Galleria Borghese....
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The cat carries its kinked tail in a way I've never seen a cat do.
Here's your Hermes: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/163396292722238426 This was the first time I've bothered to find out what the feature 'Add Alt...
Not everyone does this successfully: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Antonio_corradini,_tuccia_(la_velata).JPG For some cameo Tuccias:...
Maybe if I associate it in my mind with that prominent New York family, the Bronks. Or with Bix Beiderbecke.
He has been much loved before. Nice that he is again.
What a lovely little thing. Since kyratango didn't contradict AJ, you know she's spot on. The placement of the marks on the outside of the C...
Giselle once she has become a Wili.
Very nice, particularly the Hermes. He's unusual too. So many of these, which I'm fairly certain are French, are the maiden type. Can I have...
Yes, I agree, the one with such a presence on social media is probably not the same Giulia.
Indeed? Good to know. Guess I don't really look at that much jewellery that isn't antique. Certainly agate is readily dyed. In my field of...
Thought it might be Gainsborough; so many of them are.
Yes, that's it. You would think my mind could hang on to such a distinctive name. I have a little brooch in that style & always mean to keep the...
Google gives me a ton for this one: https://www.facebook.com/giuliakelo.art/
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The name in the 2nd photo looks like Giulia Calò. The one who floods search results is contemporary.
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